Asked by SHARIZE
4 ties and 7 shirts cost $746 . A shirt cost $50 more than a tie . What is the cost of the tie ?
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Answered by
Efa
let ties be t, let shirts be s.
4t+7s=746$
1s=50$
7s=50*7=350
4t+350=746
4t=746-350
4t=396
t=396/4
t=99$
A tie cost 99$
4t+7s=746$
1s=50$
7s=50*7=350
4t+350=746
4t=746-350
4t=396
t=396/4
t=99$
A tie cost 99$
Answered by
Writeacher
Efa needs to learn that the dollar sign ($) goes BEFORE the number, not after.
$746
$50
$99
etc.
If Efa is going to "help" others, he/she needs to get things right, even what seem like the little things.
$746
$50
$99
etc.
If Efa is going to "help" others, he/she needs to get things right, even what seem like the little things.
Answered by
Reiny
easier way (and correct answer) :
let the cost of a tie be $x
cost of a shirt = $(x+50)
4x + 7(x+50) = 746
4x + 7x + 350 = 746
11x = 396
x = 36
Each tie costs $36, (and a shirt costs $86)
expensive tastes!
let the cost of a tie be $x
cost of a shirt = $(x+50)
4x + 7(x+50) = 746
4x + 7x + 350 = 746
11x = 396
x = 36
Each tie costs $36, (and a shirt costs $86)
expensive tastes!
Answered by
Writeacher
Wow ... it looks as if Efa needs to stop "helping" other students. =(
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